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An engineer is deploying a Cisco Nexus 1000v into VMWare vSphere using the OVA fie. The engineer deployed the VSM virtual machine in vCenter and completed the initial setup script of the VSM. Which…
The correct answer is A. Configure an SVS connection to vCenter in the console of the 1000V. B. Add hosts to the distributed virtual switch in vCenter. To fully implement the Cisco Nexus 1000V after deploying the VSM and completing its initial setup, the SVS connection to vCenter must be configured, and then ESXi hosts need to be added to the distributed virtual switch within vCenter.
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An engineer is deploying a Cisco Nexus 1000v into VMWare vSphere using the OVA fie. The engineer deployed the VSM virtual machine in vCenter and completed the initial setup script of the VSM. Which two additional configuration steps are needed to implement the 100GV? (Choose two)
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- AConfigure an SVS connection to vCenter in the console of the 1000V.
- BAdd hosts to the distributed virtual switch in vCenter.
- CAdd hosts to the distributed virtual switch in the console of the 1000V.
- DAdd the 1000v as a virtual distributed switch in vCenter.
- EConfigure an SVS connection to vCenter using the vCenter wizard.
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Why each option
To fully implement the Cisco Nexus 1000V after deploying the VSM and completing its initial setup, the SVS connection to vCenter must be configured, and then ESXi hosts need to be added to the distributed virtual switch within vCenter.
Configuring the SVS (Supervisory Virtual Switch) connection from the 1000V VSM's console establishes communication with vCenter, allowing the VSM to register and manage the Nexus 1000V distributed virtual switch (DVS) within the vSphere environment.
After the Nexus 1000V DVS is registered and managed by the VSM via the SVS connection, ESXi hosts must be manually added to this DVS within vCenter to enable their Virtual Ethernet Modules (VEMs) to be controlled by the VSM, thus integrating them into the Cisco virtual network.
Hosts are added to the distributed virtual switch via the vCenter GUI, not directly from the console of the 1000V VSM.
The 1000V VSM registers and manages a distributed virtual switch *in* vCenter; it is not added *as* a virtual distributed switch itself.
The SVS connection is primarily initiated and configured from the 1000V VSM's console (CLI), not typically through a vCenter wizard directly for the SVS establishment.
Concept tested: Cisco Nexus 1000V deployment steps
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus1000v/install/5_2_1_s_1_2/b_Cisco_Nexus_1000V_Installation_Guide_5_2_1_S_1_2/b_Cisco_Nexus_1000V_Installation_Guide_5_2_1_S_1_2_chapter_010.html
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